Prophecy in the News was established in 1979 in Oklahoma City, OK, for the purpose of providing the Christian community with the tools needed to study this most obscure of all the methods of interpretation. The Bible contains the story of not only where we came from, but where we are going as well. The most recent article on their website is Goddess Worship: Return of the High Places by Gary Stearman:

Where are these crop circles coming from? Are they merely hoaxes, or the work of alien creatures? Why do they appear so close to ancient Druid "high places," such as Stonehenge or Silbury Hill in England? Gary Stearman reviews the idolatrous worship of the Babylonian gods on top of such "high places" in the Bible, and links them to the modern phenomenon of crop circles.

In it we learn that aliens and demons are aspects of the same thing (but regular Prattle readers knew that anyway), and that modern paganism is allowing the dark world to reassert itself. We are taken on a journey through most of the world and some really incomprehensible bits of the Bible. We learn of the evils of the Catholic Church, and that the artsy "Druids" behind the Eisteddford are really neopagan - the new Archbishop of Canterbury apparently ordained a gay priest, and this is relevant - and the neopagans practise exactly the same rites as used in ancient Babylon.